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Armymen killed in LoC ceasefire violation by Pakistani troops
As per reports, 2 army jawans were martyred and at least 3 are said to be severely injured in the firing that was opened by the Pakistani side on the Army personnel. India's deputy high commissioner J P Singh was summoned by Pakistan's Director-General (South Asia and SAARC) Muhammad Faisal to the Foreign Office in Islamabad for the second consecutive day on July 9 over the alleged ceasefire viola... [Full Article...]
Investigators estimate proximity of A320 in taxiway incident
A top California state official said Wednesday he was a passenger on an Air Canada jet that almost landed on a taxiway where four other planes were sitting rather than the designated runway at San Francisco International Airport. "Yeah, I saw that guys", the tower replies. A spokesman for San Francisco's airport declined to comment. Curtis said it was impossible to know how often commercial ... [Full Article...]
Arbor Realty Trust (ABR) Receives Daily Coverage Optimism Rating of
Ray Gerald L And Assoc invested in 1.17% or 96,369 shares. The company declined -3.15% and closed its last trading session at $19.02. (NYSE:DLR) for 12,402 shares. After $-0.17 actual EPS reported by National-Oilwell Varco, Inc. for the previous quarter, Wall Street now forecasts -11.76% EPS growth. Three research analysts have rated the stock with a sell rating, seven have given a hold rating a... [Full Article...]
United Kingdom watchdog may intervene as people cash in pensions
Most of these people are choosing to take lump sums rather than a regular income. Of those making full withdrawals of their pension pots now that this is possible, 94% had other sources of retirement income in addition to the state pension, the figures show. [Full Article...]
Google prevails in $1.27B French back taxes case
This is primarily because Google's European headquarters in Ireland does not have a permanent establishment in France, per an adviser at the Paris administrative court. Germany recently passed a law that subjects social media companies to fines if they do not promptly remove posts promoting terrorism at the government's discretion. [Full Article...]
Hyperloop One Announces Successful Test Run
The next goal for the 1640-foot test track and Hyperloop One is to achieve greater speeds, with an interim target of hitting 250 miles per hour along the stretch. While Hyperloop One has announced several potential routes around the world and many governments have expressed interest in the new form of transportation, the company has yet to formally break ground on its first Hyperloop route. [Full Article...]
Tesco faces full-scale probe into its £3.7bn Booker purchase
Tesco operates more than 3,000 stores across the United Kingdom, while Booker supplies more than 5,000 stores under the Premier, Londis, Budgens and Family Shopper brands. The CMA expects to publish its report before Christmas as the investigation will last 24 weeks. Current boss Dave Lewis was parachuted in from Unilever to turn around the business, and under his leadership Tesco reported its ... [Full Article...]
Dallas drivers waste 48 hours per year looking for parking
On average, drivers in the Big Apple spend 107 hours per year searching for a parking spot at a cost $2,243 per driver. Automakers and technology companies, meanwhile, hope to profit by offering smooth parking guidance for motorists using smartphone apps or automated parking technology . [Full Article...]